How does John Cage's 4´33?challenge the very definition of music?
a. It uses 12 radios playing on different stations.
b. The performer may choose music to play at random.
c. The twelve-tone row ends up sounding like a jumble of pitches.
d.The performer does nothing, and the sounds of the piece come from inside and outside the concert space.
d
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a. True b. False
The night appealed to the Romantics more than the day, because they felt it was less
a. knowable. b. spiritual. c. moral. d. political.
In an open call, most actors are allowed: a. to audition regardless of their experience or membership in Actors' Equity
b. two minutes to demonstrate their suitability for a role. c. to interview for approximately half an hour to talk over the role with the director before accepting or declining it. d. to call casting directors to request their audition slot.
Which Russian playwright was famous for writing The Cherry Orchard?
What will be an ideal response?